Charles Crecelius

• Enhanced patient care by consistently monitoring neuro ICU patients and promptly addressing any changes in condition.
• Safely titrated vasoactive medications according to hemodynamic parameters, optimizing blood pressure management for critically ill patients.
• Acted as a resource for other nursing staff regarding neurological conditions and best practices in care, elevating overall knowledge levels within the hospital.
• Advocated for patients' rights and autonomy, creating an environment of trust and respect that empowered individuals to participate actively in their own healthcare decisions.
• Assisted physicians during complex bedside procedures such as lumbar punctures or central line insertions, ensuring successful outcomes and minimal discomfort for patients.

• Prevented complications from anesthesia side effects such as nausea or vomiting using effective medication administration techniques.
• Increased quality of care by participating in ongoing professional development opportunities related to PACU nursing practice.
• Decreased medication errors by meticulously administering medications following proper protocols and verifying dosages.
• Provided emotional support to patients and their families during the recovery process, easing anxiety- related to surgery outcomes.

• Safely titrated vasoactive medications according to hemodynamic parameters, optimizing blood pressure management for critically ill patients.
• Managed ventilator settings for critically ill patients, ensuring optimal respiratory support while minimizing complications.
• Provided emotional support to patients' families, easing anxieties and guiding them through the complex medical environment.

• Administered medications and treatment to patients and monitored responses while working with healthcare teams to adjust care plans.
• Delivered outstanding care to patients with various diagnoses and managed care from treatment initiation through to completion.
• Documented all elements of care and updated patient charts and confidential files to reflect changes in care plans, interventions applied, and observations.
• Documented patient interactions and interventions in EPIC EMR.
• Provided medical care to patients in varied settings to offer best possible care regardless of location.

1/2/22-4/23/22: SICU RN (12 bed unit)

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